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It had grown into the stuff of legend. I am glad to report that the alternating wins-law streak of the Atlanta Braves of 2021, a streak that had become one of the more

historical oddities when it came to this franchise in recent memory is finally over. And while it's

sad to see a bit of history end, it's great the way that it did with a 7 to 4 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals for the Atlanta Braves,

for the Braves to be able to get back-to-back wins and their alternating wins-loss streak,

and once again be able to show this team hopefully is starting to turn a corner that is needed

as it tries its best to continue to get back into the NL East Division

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media. A big win for the Atlanta Braves, not only in terms of the result itself, but how it came

about. Here's the latest from Atlanta. So obviously coming into this tonight's game against

the St. Louis Cardinals.

The Braves obviously had gotten a big victory last, or excuse me, on Tuesday night

against John Lester, starting off obviously with that of Jorge Saler.

The Braves scored five early ones and were able to coast runs and were able to coast to

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